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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1964
Page
3
Final House vote pushed on Scranton pay change
In Harrisburg the House GOP moved Gov. Scranton’s unemployment compensation bill toward a final vote, likely Thursday or Friday. The Labor Relations Committee approved Senate-passed language 10 to 7, with Rep. Williams Jr. joining Democrats against the measure. Democrats decried the move as rubber stamping, while Republicans voiced concerns over timing and fund implications. Williams preferred amendments removing a proposed $5 weekly cap and keeping employer payroll at 2 percent, among other changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
House
Scranton
Labor Relations Committee
Alan D. Williams Jr
R-Bucks
Williams
Anthony J. Petrosky
Senate
Lee
Thomas H. Worrilow
Delaware
Richard J. Green Jr
Cambria
Worrilow
Gav. Scranton
U.C
Firemen Plan Pancake Supper in Elgin
Elgin-Beaverdam Fire Department will host a pancake supper at the Elgin fire hall this Saturday evening beginning at o'clock to raise funds for equipment. Secretary Joseph Wetmore says money will buy a pancake grill for the fire hall. Public invited. tickets sold at the door. preschool children admitted free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abeanna
Elgin-Beaverdam
Joseph Wetmore
Wetmore
Council Faces Twin Headache Over Rail Right Of Way
City officials debated railroad rights on both sides of town when a proposed walk raised questions of safety and community obligation. City Engineer David Johnson will again consult City Solicitor Douglas Rozelle after he returns from vacation in Florida to resolve why the railroad is deemed exempt despite long ownership of city property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Johnson
Roger Brown
Johnson
Douglas Rozelle
Florida
Who Fixes Holes In City Streets
City officials discussed street repairs and the lack ofStandards in patchwork. Clark sought how other cities handle openings by water and gas firms and urged a unified local ordinance. Council asked him to draft best points from those ordinances for a new local rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
David Johnson
C H Wiggers Succumbs in Rapids Michigan
C H Wiggers dies at Rapids Michigan leaving two sons Kenneth a missionary in New Guinea and Curtis of Clymer his mother Mrs Jennie Wiggers of Clymer one brother William of North Hast three sisters Mrs Mable Kooman of Salem Ohio Mrs Berniece TeCroney and Mrs Lucy Hathaway of Clymer and three grandchildren Friends may call at the Spitz er Funeral Home in Clymer this evening and tomorrow evening from 7 to 9 oclock service Thursday at 2 p m at Abbe Reformed Church Rev Tunis Miersman officiating Interment in Holland Cemetery Memorial contributions may be made to Wycliffe Bible Translators in Santa Ana California in lieu of flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapids
Mich
Kenneth
New Guinea
Curtis
Clymer
Jennie Wiggers
William
North Hast
Mable Kooman
Salem
Ohio
Berniece TeCroney
Lucy Hathaway
Spitzer
Abbe Reformed Church
Tunis Miersman
Holland Cemetery
Wycliffe Bible Translators
Santa Ana
Calif
Senate Action Sets Up Final Votes on Several Bills
The Senate held a brief session and moved multiple measures toward final vote. Lawmakers pushed bills through in a rapid sequence, outlining priorities for upcoming decisions.
The Lenten Story at Golgotha and the Seamless Cloak
The account at Golgotha describes Jesus stripped for the cross and crucified beside two thieves. Soldiers divided his garments and cast dice for his seamless cloak, as John the Evangelist notes to fulfill prophecy in John XIX:24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golgotha
Jesus
John
New Teacher Pay Plan Sets $300 Increment Plus Local Additions
The district adopts a state required $300 increment for all classifications up to the maximum for each category, with an additional $100 local increment for master’s degree holders. The local add‑on becomes part of the basic salary after notice by April 1 and proof filed before September 1. The board also nullifies prior schedules except for supplemental pay for extracurriculars and notes in‑service training pay.
School District Extends School Year Details Calendar
The district states no state reimbursement is made and confirms 185 day teacher contracts do not apply to students. Students will continue a 180 day year unless calendar changes are made later.
Jury Nearing Completion in Reis Burglary Retrial
In Pottsville Pennsylvania the retrial of Philadelphia showgirl Lillian Reis on conspiracy charges nears a full jury. Four jurors were selected on the third day bringing total jurors to ten with two more to join for the regular panel and two alternates expected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
Philadelphia
Lillian Reis
The Eleventh Commandment Love One Another Card
Rev Ivan G Munsberger reflects on Holy Week and Jesus final law of life the command to love one another. He cites John 13 31 39 and urges humility over bold claims warning Peter you will deny and stressing that genuine loyalty rests in humble love not fleshly confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Judas
Limes
Mount Sinai
Christ
Peter
Gov Scranton Visits Needy Families in Philadelphia
Gov. Scranton made an unannounced visit to two South Philadelphia families facing dire housing conditions. He spoke of shocked conditions, promising to tour more areas, criticising landlords and building code violations, and pledging to press for improvements through further inquiry. The visit followed a telegram from the Concerned Citizens for Public Assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Gov. Scranton
James Long
Tam Bill Scranton
Long
Sid
Scranton
Irene Divers
Tam
Phillelpus
Concerned Citizens For Public Assist
Nimte
Find Owner of Antique Collection
Police Chief Robert Peterson announced that antique swords sabres and flint lock pistols found in the Westfield Academy and Central School athletic fieldhouse belong to the Chautauqua County Historical Society. The collection had been housed in the McClurg House owned by the society but was closed in winter. Entry was gained through a small window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitfield
Robert Peterson
Westfield Academy
Central School
Chautauqua County Historical Society
McClurg
Peterson
Antiquities Found Hidden in Fieldhouse Schedule
Police and Histories Soviet officials checked the fieldhouse after custodian Clarence Courraher found antiques stowed in a stretcher in a small structure used for football gear. No arrests reported. ex-Texaco aide J Sayles Leach, 72, former Texaco director, died in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Courraher
Texaco
Houston
Tex
J. Sayles Leach
Texaco, Inc
Toy Delays Two Trains
A ticking suitcase on a Seahorned Air Line train near Miami led police and firemen to halt a northbound train for two hours. Porter Clarence T. Smith from Fort Lauderdale inspected the valise belonging to Alice Goodman of Knoxville Tennessee and found a toy ticking device. Railroad officials said Mrs Goodman would be reimbursed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Flatapy
Miami
Clarence T. Smith
Fort Lauderdale
Smith
Alice Goodman
Knoxville
T -Railroad
Governor blocks extradition amid debate over Georgia killing case
The document reports on political figures reacting to an extradition request and a local authority decision. Debates center on what is best for the accused, with references to state supervision and questions of constitutional rights in a quick trial context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran
Nif Farr
Bob
DeGraff
Georgia
Carl Sande
Rosellini
Henrn
Cauthen
State Parole Board
Beg Hone
Aantes Jai
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C. H. Wiggers
Steve Polish
Frank Litz
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Frank
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COPE
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Franklin
Tuffy
Washington Streets
Les
Ivan G. Munsberger
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Washington
Loblaw
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Barney's Freestone
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